In another interview sgt Beikirch goes into detail about his early military experiences,his ****ups, disciplinary actions,reprimands ect. I found it remarkable and profound his honesty and candor describing himself without shame but with a sense of curiosity in why he did things he did. From being assigned KP,HQ detail emptying wastebaskets, mopping floors, errand boy, being sprung from jail for DUI, to vietnam, honorable discharge, living in a cave for two years, recipient of the Medal of Honor, master degrees, student counselor of remarkable renown. Humble!!!!! It would have been a Honor for me to have met this man. What a awesome story.
This hero has left us, December 26, 2021, and his incredibly courageous story and dedicated service to humanity affirms this bottom line: When all else falls aside, the only thing that matters is, "Did I make a difference?" Mr. Beikirch is one who inarguably did so.
That took a lot of courage to relate the moment when Dale gave his life for him. I do not think I could have remained as composed as he did. I could see the feeling in his face and eyes. Sorry that you lost Dale but he gave you more than life.
God bless you and yours. Thank you for your service.
Wise man. Need more like him today.
In another interview sgt Beikirch goes into detail about his early military experiences,his ****ups, disciplinary actions,reprimands ect. I found it remarkable and profound his honesty and candor describing himself without shame but with a sense of curiosity in why he did things he did. From being assigned KP,HQ detail emptying wastebaskets, mopping floors, errand boy, being sprung from jail for DUI, to vietnam, honorable discharge, living in a cave for two years, recipient of the Medal of Honor, master degrees, student counselor of remarkable renown. Humble!!!!! It would have been a Honor for me to have met this man. What a awesome story.
Mr. Beikirch was a counselor at my sons' school. He had such a positive influence on many kids that attended. A truly special man.
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I love this guy. What a compassionate human being.
This hero has left us, December 26, 2021, and his incredibly courageous story and dedicated service to humanity affirms this bottom line:
When all else falls aside, the only thing that matters is, "Did I make a difference?"
Mr. Beikirch is one who inarguably did so.
Thank you sir for your sacrifice
National Treasure
Mr. Beikirch was my Counselor when I was a kid in middle School, he is an absolute pleasure of a human being. I love this man to death.
That took a lot of courage to relate the moment when Dale gave his life for him. I do not think I could have remained as composed as he did. I could see the feeling in his face and eyes. Sorry that you lost Dale but he gave you more than life.
Wow Verny powerful he loved that like a son . Forever in his heart ❤️🇬🇧👍
Welcome home buddy.142nd.Trans.Co red beach,danang.68’-70’
May God be with you and
Dale always!
Well said BROTHER from a fellow Medic who served in the Nam also
DUTY, HONOR, COUNTRY. SERVICE TO GOD AND MANKIND. ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN. (SALUTE)
I have the greatest respect for you and you people. I'm very proud of you, the moutain yards and your fellow SFs.
God bless Gary.
Gary you are the best
Awesome!
GARY , I hope your doing well. Just remember you have our support and always remembered . I hope your r the racking Vietnamese
the real life rambo
Dear, dear mam
Mike force I am guessing ?
My medal of Honor ,when I die, hand over my sister Katherine Fomskaya.If take her ,at US president .
MOH.
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My hero's don't kneel they fight unconditionally for freedom